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    Moses: A Short Story

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    One day‚ an old man named Shaul said to his grandson Simeon "It is time you learned the story of our people. I want to tell you about a tragic time for the Israelites‚ the time we spent in Egypt. and a great man named Moses who saved us from slavery. "I was only a boy then‚ just about your age‚" Shaul started. "All of the Israelites were slaves to the terrible Pharaoh‚ ruler of Egypt. Everyone‚ even the children‚ worked all day and into the night‚ making bricks to build Pharaoh’s city. "One day I

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    In order to perform a naturalistic observation‚ I went to the University of Arizona’s food court in the Student Union to observe a convenient sample of people. On September 18‚ 2011 at approximately 7:15 pm. I observed 23 people for 15 minutes. There were 16 males and 7 females present during that time period. Without intruding‚ I watched as these people ate‚ socialized‚ and passed through the food court‚ but I paid particular attention to one target behavior: frequency of phone usage.

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    William Graham Sumner explained his view on social Darwinism through an excerpt that was displayed in a collection of essays in 1914. This accusatory text was written in the 1880s and was directed toward the poor people of America. However‚ he did not see them as less fortunate‚ which is often used synonymously with the word poor. To be unfortunate means to be unlucky; these poor citizens were put in this position by their own faults. According to Sumner‚ it was not a matter of luck‚ but a matter

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    Through your adolescence you really find out who you are and what you want to do in your future. It’s of course different how the individual person achieves this kind of freedom to choose. People are different; some people like going for a run – to get the feeling of freedom. Others choose to take drugs to escape from the reality. This once happened to our main character in the short story “A Gap of Sky” by Anna Hope‚ which was published in 2008. Ellie has an assignment for the next morning; she slept

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    Juggle: A Short Story

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    going through with the comment to that‚ you can do anything. My story starts out with how I learned how to Juggle. Friday night it was 4th Friday for businesses downtown. My store which is The Red Peppermint had a juggler come to help bring in customers. We were slammed! Thanks Mr. Juggler! When he was there he asked us if we knew how to juggle. All three of us said “no”. So he took only two of us one at a time and taught Scott and I how to juggle. It was the most fun I’ve had in a long time. It’s

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    telephone post to a mail box. "Samantha‚ must you yell? You’ll attract attention!" She spit in a frantic voice‚ trying to catch up with Samantha’s stride. "Jocelyn hush. Tonight is the only night I can scream and yell as much as I please. Lord knows how long it’s been since I’ve done any of the sort in my own bed." Genevíve sighed in irritation‚ ignoring the chuckle-turned-cough that sounded from Nick‚ who tried his best to muffle his reaction into his shoulder before returning to attention. Samantha

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    Ayala Short Stories

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    It was true. Several of the maidens and their families left the compound as soon as the food supply became scarce. Her Master had not been outside of the home in months as his appearance became increasingly unrecognizable—even to her. It made her sad to see the man she’d grown to admire succumb to such an unexplainable illness and tragedies that surpassed human limitations. Ayala always thought that one day she would marry herself a man much like her Master… someone rich‚ handsome‚ and who

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    Sodalite: A Short Story

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    walked slowly through the stream in the forest‚ pumping her legs through the cold‚ yet somehow warm water. The current of the stream wasnt very rough‚ so it was (sort of) easy to trudge through the crystal clear water. Sodalite sighed‚ reminiscing on how she came to Earth. She wasnt from this planet‚ for she was actually from homeworld. She was to be shattered because she was ‘wrong’; but it wasnt even her fault. Soda was blind in her left eye due to her lazy kindergarteners. They placed her hole near

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    A Short Story Of Lina

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    example to others.  The government held the whole family responsible for one member’s actions and affiliations. The government officials are murderers of innocent people and they don’t even care. This realization changes Lina by making her realize how harsh and evil the NKVD really is. They were going to take Jonas

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    The Myriads: A Short Story

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    Loss is often sudden and painful‚ like a kick to the gut‚ but the pain eventually fades leaving you with only a memory of the past. Sometimes‚ though‚ it is not a kick. It is a rusty razor gash that opens up your belly leaving you desperately trying to stuff slippery innards back into a yawning wound. Even when it heals there remains a jagged scar and a dull ache as lingering reminders of what has been lost. I once counted Professor Gregor Szaranev as a close friend. I suppose I still do even though

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